New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
NETWORK CITY

NEW-YORk CITY.
Tnere were dogs captured last year. l29ol OF 'he
were killed ami 2l4 redeemed at So each.
Collector Magone yesterday received $40 for the Con-
science Fund. ,.,.. -,
manager Of Dockstader's Minstrcls
Tns De,,a Coumbis Colege Chapter Of the Phi Beta Kap
IA Fraternity gave dinner last evening at CLARK
in Twenty third ST. Twenty five members we're present.
The British steamer George which sailed for Norfolk on
returned yesterday with machinery out OF or.
DEL
James Berry an italian cook 1l9 West Houstonst
fell dead in Square yesterday while talking 70
friend.
Dominica Rodego charged killing the italian bandit
Ncolo Tuorzo at No. SO Muberrys was hed In ''
by Justice Duffy at the Tomos yesterday
The Buildings Informed BY the police
Yesterday unoccupied houses Nos 7o' ahe 'e'
ington were dangerously unsafe
The Rev. Alexander Patterson. the evangelist VINO mas
been aboring the West and In
Philadelphia expects begin work In the Union
IN this city tomorrow
Fran, Won pefreeeors Madonna 10 still exhibition ct
schanss No qOs Phave for the benefit Of the General
HOSPITAL Fund The painting property Of David L. Elm
stein
Cspan Twomey clerk OF the Aldermen, yesterday reap
pointed D. CArvshO reading clerk at $500 year. ana
Kiea nephew OF Police Captain kiilea assistant
clerk ut 5000.
disappearance
$4,000 bonds for trial In the United states Cfou,
Court for conspiracy deaud the general
ly upon yesterday by Custom House onoera
The woodawn Cemetery Association yesterday reelected
the following officers: President william Booth vice.
president and controller Knevas treasurer Charles
8. Smith.
A compliments dinner to Colonel Emmons Clark VIII be
rven this evening at the members OF the TIN
Regiment in Of the thircth anniversary o
his Joining that organisation. The dinner Will be served LII
the ball room will DO laid for 200 guests
The nineteenth anniversary the Harlem Branch Of the
Young Mems Association will be observed 10 NOR
row svenne Dr. John and George A. Warburton VIII
sneak IN the Second Reformed Church. and Thomas j. Rush
and william H. Sage the Trinity Methodist Epscopai
Church.
temperance meeting will be held in the Calvary Baptist
Church morrow evening President Price OF Zion wesley
College North Carolina and N Stearns OF the National
Temperance Society," will speak They Will also speak AZ
Chickering Hall In the afternoon.
1t was authovely stated yesterday that the nvesoga
ton hene made by Mr. Burns Of the inter.
cat Of the revenue supposed but In the hope OF
ACQUIRING the removal Naval Ocer Burt In order replace
him with Democrat would be more elastic In his civil
Service principles.
Lillian Smith, the little pckpocke was taken before Jus
t,ce Ford at Market Court yesterday and formally
ell TO the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty Children that she appear as witness IN the
prosecution Of Mrs Annie Smith
The interest Central Presbyte Church
has connection with the services con-
Quoted by p. Fay Mills Mr. Mills Will preach To-
morrow morning evening and afternoon and even
ing except Saturday during the week.
opened yesterday TO furnish the Fire Depart
ent with pounds hay 10000 pounds OF straw
5000 bags and 800 bags OF BRAN The lowest bidder
was Ingerso OF No. 6Si West Thirty fourth who
agreed to furnish the supplies for $3.50.
The Church Of St. Agnes Forty hirdst and Lexington
ave. will decorated with flowers, white robed
children the offerings Of the faithful and cere'
monies in festival Of st. Agnes will be carried
out with pomp and spendor OF the Catholic ritual
Archbishop Corrigan Will be present Bishop Conroy VIII
celebrate pondcal high The Rev. Clarence Wood
man will preach Rev. II. C. Mscdowal pastor OF the
church, will have charge OF the ceremonies
Ameeting OF stockholders OF the National Express and
Company held at the once OF William C.
Clopon No so Nassaust yesterday The purpose OF the
protection and operation Iuds
ment has been obtained against the NewYork stockholders
Of company which passed out OF existence about
years ago The capital sjUo00Oo but only20 per
cent was ever paid and the plaintiff In the suit now insists
upon payment Of the remaining so per cent or part OF
sufficient satisfy his judgment Tie stockholders VIII con.
test the claim.